Be one of the first 550.
Get twochannel.ai Audiophile at 50% off, forever, or, if we've invited you, Pro free for your first twelve months. No catch — the Audiophile discount never expires, and the Pro year runs twelve months and then bills at list. Just gratitude for being here early.
What founders get
Track your system
Build systems, save milestones, see how your setup evolves over time.
AI System Analysis
An analysis of your own gear — what is holding it back, and the swap that moves it most.
Browse the library
Real audiophile systems and editorial reference builds.
Founder badge
A small thank-you on your profile, visible on your systems and comments.
Common questions
What if I cancel?
Audiophile's 50% off is tied to your customer record, not the subscription instance — if you ever resubscribe, it comes with you. Pro's free year is meant to run once, from your first checkout — reach out if you cancel and rejoin and see it applied again.
Which code do I use?
Each plan has its own founding pool. FOUNDER50 covers Audiophile — $9.99/mo ($96/yr) drops to $4.99/mo ($48/yr). Founding Pro is by invitation for dealers, retailers and industry pros — free for your first 12 months, then $249/yr, applied when you check out from the invite, so there's no code to enter. The Audiophile code doesn't transfer to Professional.
Is this real?
Yes. Stripe enforces the caps automatically — 500 Audiophile spots and 50 Founding Pro spots. The Audiophile discount has no expiration; the Pro year runs twelve months from your first checkout and then bills at list. The counters on this page track both closely.
What happens when the founding spots are gone?
Each pool closes when its cap is reached. New signups pay regular pricing. Audiophile founders keep their discount forever; Pro founders keep the free year they already redeemed, then bill at list.
What is the Reviewer badge?
It isn't something a plan buys. Reviewer is invite-only, and once you're invited it lights up on its own when you've kept a couple of systems here and your comments on systems, products and brands are standing — and it goes dark again when they aren't.